Maggie's Prints
Selection of recent limited edition prints. To view these and further recent work feel free to contact me.
Rievaulx Abbey
Screen Print
Walking The Plank
Etching with aquatint
Market Weighton Canal Locks
Etching with chine colle
Beyond a Beach (Hornsea)
Electro etch
The Gatehouse
Etching following Maggie visiting the Scottish Borders and North East England
Danes Dyke
Etching with watercolour
Cayton Bay
drypoint etching applied over colour background
Lighthouse
Linoprint. A medium Maggie has recently been exploring with outstanding success
Horkstow Bridge
Etching and aquatint over watercolour background.
Top Floor Flat
Etching as part of Maggie's Scottish Borders and North East England series
Pals
Etching
The Gate
Linoprint as part of Maggie's Scottish Borders series
The Beck
Etching with aquatint
Mooring
Etching depicting riverside mooring with chain
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Man in a black cap
A limited edition monoprint showing the waterfront of the River Hull
Pylons
Like giants marching across the landscape
The Gale
Linocut
Recital
Etching with watercolour
Harvest, Blacktoft
Collagraph
Rich Pickings
Nature print, hand coloured
Out of Reach (Hornsea)
Electro etch
The Old Ways
Etching with pastel
The Bouy Shed, River Hull
The Buoy Shed is a Trinity House listed building. Watercolour monoprint with dry point etching overprint.
Industrial Landscape
Screen Print
Horses
Etching
Ruin
Part of a series of prints onto TetraPak
Beverley Beck
Two-stage aquatint ; black overprint on colour
Cement Works
Screen Print
Statue, Burton Constable Hall
Linocut
Hide
Etching and aquatint printed on to water colour
Heyday
Etching with aquatint
Autumn Shimmer
Leaf print with silver foil and chine colle
Looking Out - 1
Drypoint etching overprinted onto water colour monoprint: Hull's Voyage statue depicts a human figure, staring out across the Humber Estuary. From Iceland, a sister statue, made by the same artist, Steinunn Thorarinsdottir, looks across the North Atlantic towards its Hull counterpart, in a small, village called Vik. In days gone by, it was here that many Yorkshire trawlermen were rescued and given food and shelter when their vessels ran aground.
Plight - 1
drypoint etching overprinted onto water colour monoprint: Truelove Sculpture, River Hull, Kingston Upon Hull by Stefan Gec. In 1847 Memiadluk (aged 17) and Uckaluk (aged 15) arrived in Hull close to this site aboard the whaling ship Truelove. Truelove displays the eskimo (Inuit) couple Memiadluk and Uckaluk. They were then exhibited in native costume and with canoes. In the spring of 1849, Memiadluk and Uckaluk began their journey home, but Uckaluk contracted measles and died aged fifteen years old.
Rope
Dry point etching
The Yacht
Screenprint